Rinpoche is humble,  humorous and very very wise!  Such an exceptional teacher!  Almost as wonderful as my own teacher!  

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In this guided meditation, Tsoknyi Rinpoche explores the practice of essence love. This practice shows how we can heal the heart, mind, and body by bringing awareness, infused with warmth and compassion, to the inner landscape of experience.

Tsoknyi Rinpoche - Guided Meditation on Essence Love

In this short guided meditation, Tibetan Buddhist meditation master Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche gives simple instructions for bringing awareness to the body, sensory experience, space, and finally to awareness itself. The main point of the practice is to fully embrace the present moment with mindfulness and awareness. 

To take a free, self-guided intro to meditation course, visit http://learning.tergar.org. Or, for more information about Mingyur Rinpoche and his teachings, please visit http://www.tergar.org, where you will find information about events and retreats, and also a free online intro to meditation course. Enjoy!

Guided Meditation - Body, Space and Awareness

This playlist includes guided meditations that are used in Tergar's Exploring Buddhism Series. This particular set is used in The Life and Teachings of the Buddha, which is offered online at learning.tergar.org, as well as in Tergar Meditation Centers around the world.

Guided Meditation on the Third Noble Truth

Listen to an exclusive audio introduction to Sera Khandro, a great terton of the 20th century, given by Bhakha Tulku Rinpoche at the request of Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche.

Sera Khandro

Lama Choedak Rinpoche leads a traditional form of loving-kindness meditation, one of the key meditations found in all Buddhist traditions.

(Recorded live at 'Buddhism and Life Matters', a course held at Sakya Losal Choe Dzong Buddhist centre, Canberra, Australia, March 2012)

Loving-Kindness Guided Meditation - Lama Choedak Rinpoche

Tibetan text by Thangtong Gyalpo.
English Translation by Shamar Rinpoche & Pamela Gayle White.
Music by Sanford Garner.
Vocals by Wendelin Wagner.
Arrangement by Jonathan Chapman Cook
Copyright: Bodhi Path Wisdom Foundation

Chenrezig Sadhana Full Instrument

Improve Your Sleep with Mindfulness - Meditation Music for Calm Evening, Before Bed, Insomnia Cure

Sleep Meditation

"IN LOVE WITH THE WORLD" 
Podcast with Helen Tworkov, interviewed by Tricycle’s publisher and editor. 
https://tricycle.org/podcast/bardos-and-dying/?fbclid=IwAR3WGAelgA0yn_4LUvLb0SuuxCXPkFTYWOWagzst8JkSainkyGeEZPV4ahg

TricycleTalks Podcast featuring Helen Tworkov, Mingyur Rinpoche's co-author

Kuntuzangpo Monlam, 21 June 2020 - Bir, India
During the solar eclipse of 21 June 2020 Siddhartha's Intent hosted a global recitation of the Samantabhadra Aspiration Prayer.
We were fortunate to receive a teaching from Rinpoche, who painted a picture of the mind that, for lack of a better word, "composed" a prayer which has no composer: our naked cognisance, our naked awareness. The Kuntuzangpo prayer is just there; it's being recited and answered all the time. When a beautiful sunrise appears, if the owl doesn't see it because it's blind, too bad! If we can't see these prayers that are being answered, we're like an owl. There's not much we can do, just pray not to be an owl, which is what we do when we recite the prayer.
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Samatabhadra Prayer

This short text marks the fifth episode in 84000's Sūtras for Well-Being series, a look at the sūtras traditionally recited for resilience and well-being in times of adversity, and the stories behind them. The Aspiration Prayer from “Destroyer of the Great Trichiliocosm" contains a set of verses spoken by the Buddha as he put an end to the epidemic of Vaiśālī, extracted from one of the two main accounts of that episode. The verses call for well-being, especially by invoking the qualities of the Three Jewels and a range of realized beings and eminent gods. The text comprises two passages from the parent work, and of these the first and longest corresponds closely to a well-known Pali text, the Ratana-sutta, widely recited for protection and blessings. 

We hope this audio rendition in Tibetan, by Garchen Rinpoche, helps brings the power of the text alive, and we encourage you to visit our Sūtras for Well-Being page for more on this series includings our IGTV video episodes: 84000.co/wellbeing

第五集 | 《大千摧破經所說誓願文》 ｜噶千仁波切親頌藏文版

84000近期推出英譯版「消災祈福」系列經典，望全球疫情早日平息，人心安樂。《大千摧破經所說誓願文》 為佛陀平息毘舍離城之瘟疫後宣說的偈頌，摘錄自記敘此事件的兩部典籍之一。頌詞稱說三寶與許多證悟者及天神之功德，為世間祈請安樂。此文有一段落與著名的巴利文佛經《寶經》之內容相仿，後者是人們為消災祈福而廣泛持誦的經典。

尊貴的噶千仁波切為我們唸誦藏文版經文。

Ep. 6 | Aspiration Prayer from “Destroyer of the Great Trichiliocosm" read by Garchen Rinpoche

第十七世大寶法王噶瑪巴鄔金欽列多傑His Holiness 17th Gyalwang Karmapa, Ogyen Trinley Dorje 

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「阿彌陀佛」心咒 (藏文) Amitabha Buddha Mantra (in Tibetan) 第十七世大寶法王噶瑪巴鄔金欽列多傑 17th Gyalwang Karmapa

Lama Tharchin Rinpoche recites the O Sal Tro Dang tsok offering song according to Kyabje Dudjom Rinpoche's special melody, as a holiday gift to students in December 2004. You can download a copy of the text from our Resources page: https://www.heartteachings.com/pages/resources

You can help support our work of preserving and making available Lama Tharchin Rinpoche's recordings by purchasing a download via BUY link above.

© 2004 Lama Tharchin Rinpoche

Tsok Lu

O Sal Tro Dang Tsok Lu (Dudjom Melody)

Lama Tharchin Rinpoche recites the O Sal Tro Dang tsok offering song by Kyabje Dudjom Rinpoche as a holiday gift to students in December 2004.
You can download a PDF of the text from our Resources page: https://www.heartteachings.com/pages/resources

You can help support our work of preserving and making available Lama Tharchin Rinpoche's recordings by purchasing a download via the BUY link above.

© 2004 Lama Tharchin Rinpoche

O Sal Tro Dang Tsok Lu

When we think about Buddhism, we don’t often think about monks and nuns conjuring spells or curses to break up lovers, exorcise demons, prevent unwanted pregnancies, or kill enemies. But for over two and a half millennia, magic and healing rituals have been an integral part of everyday Buddhism. They were also key to Buddhism becoming a cosmopolitan religion, flourishing in areas beyond the Indian Buddhist heartland. The magical aspects of Buddhist history, however, have been ignored or dismissed by scholars of Buddhism and by Buddhists themselves, resulting in a distorted view of the traditions we may study and practice today.

In his new book, Buddhist Magic: Divination, Healing, and Enchantment Through the Ages, Sam van Schaik, a textual historian and practitioner of Tibetan Buddhism, makes a compelling case for why we should pay attention to Buddhism’s magical heritage—and what we lose by casting it aside. Having previously worked for the International Dunhuang Project, van Schaik currently heads the Endangered Archives Programme at the British Library in London. He is the author of Tibet: A History, Tibetan Zen, The Spirit of Zen, and The Spirit of Tibetan Buddhism.

In our latest podcast episode with Tricycle’s Editor and Publisher James Shaheen, van Schaik debunks misperceptions about early Buddhism by showing how magical literature can offer a more holistic and realistic view of Buddhism from the ground up. He also paints a vivid picture of the role monks and nuns may have played in the magical-gig economy as well as how we can view mindfulness meditation in a comparable way—as the magic of our current age.

Sam van Schaik: Buddhist Magic and Why We Shouldn’t Cast It Aside

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